Since 1963, some Christians have been working to fix the world, one volunteer at a time. Their unusual kibbutz promotes love of Israel to coreligionists

This desert town teems with delights for the tourist, from geological wonders to extreme sports, ecotourism and frequent camel sightings. Laden with precious frankincense and

Yad Vashem has built an ambitious history museum to try to explain the Holocaust to a world that will one day be without living survivors.

Nothing can slow down this Israeli’s work to teach kids and remind adults that reading is magic and culture is for everyone. The Hebrew Book

The resurrection of an ancient palm tree made headlines across the United States; for Hadassah researchers, it was one part of a project to revive

On Dizengoff and Ben Yehuda Streets, cafés once rang with the sounds of poetry and literary discourse. Today, Tmol Shilshom is continuing in that intellectual

Several women wearing Venetian masks emerge from behind a red velvet curtain. The sounds of Renaissance music fill the room, and a 40-foot-long Italian walnut

From horseback rides in the Galilee and through forests near Safed to digging shoulder to shoulder with top archaeologists at a Herodian temple site, there